Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
After Perth, Western Australia, and Cape Town, South Africa, the Shared Sky indigenous art-astronomy exhibition is coming to Manchester, UK for the first time.
Shared Sky, developed by the international Square Kilometre Array project in close collaboration with South African and Australian artists, opened at the Manchester Central Library, marking the first time the full exhibition is displayed in the United Kingdom. It is available at the Library until Saturday 3 September 2016 free of charge.
The exhibition has been made possible thanks to the generous support from the Manchester City Council, Arts Council England, Science & Technology Facilities Council as part of the Manchester European City of Science 2016.
You can find out more about Shared Sky at skatelescope.org/shared-sky
After Perth, Western Australia, and Cape Town, South Africa, the Shared Sky indigenous art-astronomy exhibition is coming to Manchester, UK for the first time.
Shared Sky, developed by the international Square Kilometre Array project in close collaboration with South African and Australian artists, opened at the Manchester Central Library, marking the first time the full exhibition is displayed in the United Kingdom. It is available at the Library until Saturday 3 September 2016 free of charge.
The exhibition has been made possible thanks to the generous support from the Manchester City Council, Arts Council England, Science & Technology Facilities Council as part of the Manchester European City of Science 2016.
You can find out more about Shared Sky at skatelescope.org/shared-sky
